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Launching today, all young users of Facebook - and their parents - are invited to add the new ClickCEOP ‘app' to their profile. Through this app, they will be able to access advice, help and support from the CEOP Centre. Crucially, young people will be able to report instances of suspected grooming or inappropriate sexual behaviour directly from their profile to specially trained investigators.
The ‘app' is the outcome of collaboration between CEOP and Facebook who have combined Facebook's expertise in connecting and communicating online with CEOP's expertise in helping young people stay safe.

happy to be a role model

Eight girls from Peasedown St John have won a competition to produce a poster highlighting the dangers of alcohol misuse.

Peasedown Community Farm is a place where people of all ages can learn about the environment, organic gardening and animal care.

The main aims of the farm-
• To provide educational, recreational and therapeutic activities
• To provide activities for children and people of all ages, abilities and cultures
• To contribute to community cohesion and regeneration
• To promote environmental awareness

Youth Service Newsletter for April 2010